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I don't think the Terrarium.h file that is linked above will work for the DaisyDuino environment without being modified. The formatting for the C++ programing and arduino programming is different. If you look in /DaisyDuino/src/daisy_petal.h you can see the formatting is different than the...

I just uploaded a new helper program for the Terrarium / Daisy Seed to my github repo. It is called "Simple Noises" and is pretty much just a basic oscillator, but I find it useful when troubleshooting other builds or new Terrarium effects. Here is the link...

This is a helper pedal/switcher I made for testing 3 different loose circuits prior to boxing. I tend to make a lot more circuit builds than I end up boxing up, sometimes I make a few variations of a circuit type and want to shoot them out to see which I want to box up, this box helps for that...

The Terrarium will still work if you don't populate all of the switches or pots. You obviously won't be able to use any pots/switches you don't solder to the board, but leaving those areas alone will not effect the usability of the pots & switches you do solder into place or the rest of the pedal.

One repo didn't seem to link correctly (for me at least), here is the link: Sonic_Daisy

@homebrewtj .........I think you have the Daisy Seed reversed. The micro-USB port should be pointing to the left when viewed from the component side. The square '1' pin on the Daisy Seed connects to the square solder-pad hole on the Terrarium. Also, if you have these on hand it makes it much...

I may or may not have happened upon an unlinked page on the Electro-smith site a few weeks ago....@zgrav's guess is pretty warm. I don't know the price point, but if it is reasonable I think it will be exciting. The giant Petal with 4 footswitches seemed too big and overpriced to me. I can...

The second led should already show the delay time of the longest delay head, if you want it to display something else that could be a good first modification to take on. I think v2.1 of the rhythmic delay uses the second footswitch to temporarily set the repeats to (near) infinite, modifying...

Yea, that's right. It is a bit tricky, but doable. It helps a lot if the headers are 2x20 pins (these) instead of trying to two individual 1x20 pins (these) together while soldering.

The unused Daisy pins are not grounded on the terrarium. I used some of the unused pins for extra leds in one of my builds. If you can manage to assemble the terrarium using double row headers (which you have to modify underneath to connect the rows before soldering the header in) you can easily...

I don't think the original "can the terrarium do stereo?" question was answered. The terrarium as is cannot do stereo. The terrarium uses half of the tl072 IC for an input conditioner/buffer (?) and the other half for the same thing for the output. You could use another tl072 and a few resistors...

On the topic of a possible tutorial - I think it would be very useful to post (or link to) a .ai file (or whatever other formats can be used) containing a completed design or two that are known to have worked well in printing. Maybe these already exist somewhere and my searching has just not...

Yea, I am pretty sure when I updated the Rhythmic Delay to the new libraries I was able to run it on the 2020 & 2022 Daisy Seed's.

@zgrav I appreciate you trying things so quickly. Could you try to program the Seed v1.1 with the Rhythmic Delay again though? I got a pair of Seed v1.1 in the mail a few days ago and when I program them they seem to work fine with the .bin here. If it still doesn't work maybe something more...

@zgrav Thanks for taking the time to try out the new program and for tracking down the issue! I don't know why the audio input/output mapping for Seed v1.1 would have changed, but your right it did. I just uploaded a new version of the Rhythmic Delay code (and compiled .bin) that works for...

I recompiled the rhythmic delay v2 code (with very minor changes) and put the bin here. I compiled it using the new DaisySP library, so I think it should work with the new Seed hardware. I don't have a Seed with the new hardware so I cannot test it, but the .bin works on the original Seed...

I will take a look at that thread and try to update the rhythmic delay. I don't have a new version of the Seed to check if it works, but I may try to grab one or two. There have also been changes the the daisy library since I posted the code for the rhythmic delay, so even though the compiled...

I finished this up the other day and am pretty happy with how it turned out. The speckled paint job started as a mistake. I was clear coating the faceplate (it showed fingerprints really easily in the state I received it in) on a table too close to where I was spray painting another enclosure...

Yea, you can use floats. I set the values to be waveforms (like a sine wave) for tremolo effects.

I have had success using RGB LEDs in a custom pcb I had made that is similar to the Terrarium. You could also attach some of the unused Daisy pins in the Terrarium build to the other RGB LED legs. There is already a RgbLed function in the Daisy stuff, it is pretty easy to use once you point it...